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2 Delhi Bikers Robbed 22 Lakhs & Escaped By Throwing Cash In The Air, Bollywood Style
2 Delhi Bikers Robbed 22 Lakhs & Escaped By Throwing Cash In The Air, Bollywood Style
Jul 26, 2015,
NEW DELHI: It has all the elements of a Bollywood flick— action, comedy and drama. Three men on a bike shot at two businessmen outside a bank in Okhla and tried to escape with a bag containing Rs 22 lakh. And when a mob chased them through the streets, the robbers simply took out some notes and threw them at the people. Seeing this, the crowd stopped chasing the trio and some of them began collecting as many notes as possible.
The incident took place around 12pm on Saturday. While the victims, Santosh and Ram Kumar, are recuperating from their bullet wounds, cops are busy looking for the robbers and the people who pocketed a portion of the looted money—about Rs 5 lakh with notes of 1,000 and 500 denominations .
The two traders from Noida had gone to Okhla phase-I in connection with their business. They also went to a Bank of India branch and withdrew around Rs 22 lakh from their current account, police said. As they stepped out of the bank with the bag containing the money, the robbers on a black-colour bike waylaid them. The bike didn't have a number plate on the front. They asked the duo to hand over the bag and threatened to shoot them.
When Santosh and Ram tried to resist the robbers, they opened fire at the duo. One of them suffered an injury on his shoulder, while the other had a minor head injury.
There was chaos as the gunshots led to a crowd build-up in the area. Passersby and locals reached the crime scene and began to chase the robbers on the bike.
As a group of people neared the robbers' bike, one of the pillion riders pulled out some notes and flung them in the air. As shown in the movies, the crowd immediately stopped and began to pick up the currency notes.
The robbers then pulled out some more notes and scattered them on the road even as the rider maintained the speed of the bike. As the group of people got busy collecting notes scattered on the ground, the robbers had disappeared. Those who managed to grab some notes vanished too.
Meanwhile, the police were informed by a passerby and the victims were rushed to AIIMS Trauma Centre. Crime and forensic teams collected evidence from the spot. CCTV footage is being examined to identify the people who fled with the money thrown at them by the robbers.
The cops are verifying the movements of all history-sheeters of the area, along with the criminals who came out on bail recently.
DCP (southeast) Mandeep Randhwa said an FIR had been registered under relevant sections. Several teams, including the crime branch, are investigating the case.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...h-at-crowd-to-escape/articleshow/48220603.cms
http://www.storypick.com/two-businessmen-delhi/
2 Delhi Bikers Robbed 22 Lakhs & Escaped By Throwing Cash In The Air, Bollywood Style
Jul 26, 2015,
NEW DELHI: It has all the elements of a Bollywood flick— action, comedy and drama. Three men on a bike shot at two businessmen outside a bank in Okhla and tried to escape with a bag containing Rs 22 lakh. And when a mob chased them through the streets, the robbers simply took out some notes and threw them at the people. Seeing this, the crowd stopped chasing the trio and some of them began collecting as many notes as possible.
The incident took place around 12pm on Saturday. While the victims, Santosh and Ram Kumar, are recuperating from their bullet wounds, cops are busy looking for the robbers and the people who pocketed a portion of the looted money—about Rs 5 lakh with notes of 1,000 and 500 denominations .
The two traders from Noida had gone to Okhla phase-I in connection with their business. They also went to a Bank of India branch and withdrew around Rs 22 lakh from their current account, police said. As they stepped out of the bank with the bag containing the money, the robbers on a black-colour bike waylaid them. The bike didn't have a number plate on the front. They asked the duo to hand over the bag and threatened to shoot them.
When Santosh and Ram tried to resist the robbers, they opened fire at the duo. One of them suffered an injury on his shoulder, while the other had a minor head injury.
There was chaos as the gunshots led to a crowd build-up in the area. Passersby and locals reached the crime scene and began to chase the robbers on the bike.
As a group of people neared the robbers' bike, one of the pillion riders pulled out some notes and flung them in the air. As shown in the movies, the crowd immediately stopped and began to pick up the currency notes.
The robbers then pulled out some more notes and scattered them on the road even as the rider maintained the speed of the bike. As the group of people got busy collecting notes scattered on the ground, the robbers had disappeared. Those who managed to grab some notes vanished too.
Meanwhile, the police were informed by a passerby and the victims were rushed to AIIMS Trauma Centre. Crime and forensic teams collected evidence from the spot. CCTV footage is being examined to identify the people who fled with the money thrown at them by the robbers.
The cops are verifying the movements of all history-sheeters of the area, along with the criminals who came out on bail recently.
DCP (southeast) Mandeep Randhwa said an FIR had been registered under relevant sections. Several teams, including the crime branch, are investigating the case.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...h-at-crowd-to-escape/articleshow/48220603.cms
http://www.storypick.com/two-businessmen-delhi/
